CHAPTER FORTY-SIX

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Her eyes flared, as she stepped even closer to me. “Your source is pale blue, Alina. A color no one had till date. And that is the closest to divinity.” Then, her smirk broadened as she spoke. “So Alina, you are our key to divinity.” I barely had time to comprehend her words or what they even meant because the next minute the heavy doors of the library barged open followed by a loud roar as his scent hit me immediately. “Ulsa, where the f**k did you take my woman…?” The words died down in Draven’s throat when his eyes landed on me and he halted. “Ulsa,” I repeated, turning to face the woman before me. “Your name is Ulsa?” I questioned, feeling her name sounded strange yet familiar. Her brows knitted as she watched me with an unreadable expression. “Yes. Is there something to judge

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